Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Today I have a rare day "just for me". I plan to spend it "free ranging" the countryside with my camera. The sky is whitish-grey and overall the day is gloomy, but I won't let that stop me. Photography is my favorite hobby, and a day spent taking bad pictures (for me) is better than a day of, say...housework {smiles}.
If I had family and/or friends around today, I'd probably be making Reuben Sandwiches because they are the fastest, easiest "Irish" food to make. And if I were ambitious, I might even try Green Eggs and Ham.
But I'm not.
But...you might be.
So, in case you are, here is a recipe from the blog "100 Days of Real Food". I like this blog and will visit it often.
So, whether you eat them on a plane,
in a car or on a train,
With your dog
Or with a frog
In a field of four-leafed clovers
or listening to the song of plovers,
Pretend to be with Sam I Am
And serve up Lisa's Green Eggs and Ham
Marcheta's Reuben Sandwiches
For four sandwiches you need:
butter
8 slices of rye bread
1 lb. of deli corned beef, sliced thin
4 (or more) slices of Swiss Cheese (optional...I don't usually add cheese)
1 C. sauerkraut, drained
1/2 C. Thousand Island dressing
Assemble the sandwiches:
Place one slice of bread on a work surface and add Thousand Island dressing.
Place 1/4 of the deli Corned Beef on the bread
Place 1/4 of the sauerkraut on the beef
If you want cheese, add 1 or 2 slices
Put Thousand Island dressing on the inside of another slice of bead and place on top.
Put some butter to grill pan or large skillet, when butter is melted, add the sandwiches and grill. After about 10 minutes, check the underside to see if it is toasted as you like it. When it is as brown as you like, remove from pan, add a bit more butter, and grill the other side of the sandwich.
You may have to do this 2 sandwiches at a time. Grill until both sandwiches are toasted and cheese is melted if you added it.
Serve with a pickle and a side of chips for quick and easy...if you have more time, well...mashed potatoes would be like heaven!
Marcheta *getting hungry!
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